5 Minutes in Church History: The Venerable Bede
The Venerable Bede | Bede was one of the first church historians. Venerable is a Roman Catholic title applied to holy people who are not quite saints.
The Briefing: The Pope in Geneva, Disunity within the Church, and Vocabulary Changes
Pope in Geneva, Disunity within the Church, and Vocabulary Changes | Al Mohler considers global news headlines from a Christian worldview
5 Minutes in Church History: History Makers with Tim Keesee
History Makers with Tim Keesee | Imagine centuries to come, perhaps God will use Asian marginalized tribes to advance His name to the ends of the earth.
WWUTT: King James Onlyism?
King James Onlyism? The most glaring flaw with King James Onlyism is not one verse in the Bible supports it. That is a false doctrine.
Peter in HD 12: God’s Biblical Blueprint for Every Local Church
God's Biblical Blueprint for Every Local Church | We should devote ourselves to Biblical teaching, fellowship, eating together and praying together.
White Horse Inn: A Rhetoric of Love
A Rhetoric of Love | Michael Horton and Doug Jones discuss our propensity to belittle our political and religious opponents as if their views don’t matter.
Peter in HD 11: Setting the Record Straight Re: Baptism
Setting the Record Straight Re: Baptism | • What is the proper mode of baptism? Should babies be baptized? Is baptism a sacrament? An ordinance? Is there a difference? Must someone be baptized in order to be saved?
White Horse Inn: The Way of the Lamb
The Way of the Lamb | Why is it that contemporary churches often become so focused on growing their brand that they lose sight of their true mission and purpose?
5 Minutes in Church History: Augustus Caesar
Augustus Caesar | Dr. Stephen Nichols considers why early Christians graffitied a statue of Augustus Caesar as a proclamation of Jesus Christ.
Ask Pastor John: How Can We Tweet to the Glory of God?
How Can We Tweet to the Glory of God? Any given word from the Bible can be misused by anyone at anytime. You can’t avoid that. My hope is that the overall impact will be for the magnifying of Christ, the winning of the lost, the everlasting holy joy of God’s people, and the glory of God.